In Re Estate of Benner

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• \[U]nder the doctrine of probable intent the court is obliged to put itself in the testator's position insofar as possible in the effort to accomplish what he would have done had he 'envisioned the present inquiry' . . . .\ (quoting Fid. Union, 36 N.J. at 564- 66)

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